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Report, "Individual report of instruction," Air Service Report Training Section, August 30, 1918. Lists flight training details for Second Lieutenant Sidney Van Wyck Peters at the Third Aviation Instruction Center (Issoudun, France). Signed by…

Panoramic photograph of servicemen with jeeps and motorcycles at the U.S. Army Balloon School, Ross Field, California, 1918. Inscription in corner: "No 8662. Huddleston Photo Co. Los Angeles, Cal." Inscription on verso: "Army Baloon [Balloon] School,…

Panoramic photograph of servicemen with six observation balloons at the U.S. Army Balloon School, Ross Field, California, 1918. Inscription in corner: "No. 8659. Copyrighted. Huddleston Photo Co. Los Angeles, Cal." Inscription on verso: "Army Baloon…

Composite photograph of 16 images taken at Randolph Field, Texas, showing base facilities and activities, circa 1940s. Captions: "1. Administration building. 2. Cadet area - Randolph Field. 3. Night flight - Basic trainer. 4. Inspection of troops -…

Solo flight certificate issued by the Hancock College of Aeronautics to Norman G. Stromer, Santa Maria, California, February 12, 1942.

Certificate of completion issued by the Hancock College of Aeronautics to Norman G. Stromer, March 28, 1942. Certifies that Stromer has completed the flight training course prescribed by the Chief of the Army Air Forces for civil elementary flying…

Certificate of achievement issued by American Airlines to Norman G. Stromer, February 12, 1971. Certifies that Stromer completed the Boeing 747 Pilot and Flight Engineer ratings conducted by the Flight Academy at Forth Worth, Texas.

Memorandum to Norman G. Stromer from H. J. Bell, Federal Aviation Administration, March 22, 1971. Congratulates Stromer on completing the Boeing-747 Pilot & Flight Engineer ratings certification.

Diploma issued by the United States Army Air Corps to Norman G. Stromer, August 27, 1942. Certifies that Stromer completed the course of instruction prescribed for airplane pilots.

Graduation announcement for Class 43-B, Army Air Forces Advanced Flying School at Moore Field, Texas, February 16, 1943.